9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Rebound' in a Sentence
"To spring or bounce back due to the force of impact." more
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Despite the initial failure, the team managed to rebound and win the championship in the following season.
Despite the setback, the economy will rebound with strategic investments.
The elastic material of the trampoline provided a satisfying rebound with each jump.
After months of rehabilitation, the injured athlete will have been rebounding with newfound strength.
Waves were rebounding against the rocky shore, creating a mesmerizing rhythm.
Following the intense rainfall, the water levels in the reservoir will have been rebounding steadily.
After the storm, the community spirit will have been rebounding, bringing neighbors together.
Once the flu season passes, the number of patients in the hospital will have rebounded significantly.
By the time he finishes his rehabilitation, the athlete will have rebounded from the injury and be back in top form.
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